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2007-10-04 02:01:23 · 45 answers · asked by Ady 2 in Arts & Humanities Philosophy

45 answers

Nope.

2007-10-04 02:03:36 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 4 4

*In my personal opinion*
Fair and unfair is pure human perception; we can't say what's fair and what's not because everyone believes that they "deserve" something whether it be a good relationship or their pay check. In some strange way, we have the concept that if we are kind we deserve kindness in return. Who said?

God, yet again only in my opinion, is the only thing in existence that has the full concept of what is fair and unfair and it's opinion will go on accordingly.

But also, who said that life was suppose to be fair, and even more so, who said that we knew truly what fairness is.

God is fair, our human minds cannot conceive what we deserve in life and why things go this way.

2007-10-04 03:47:07 · answer #2 · answered by Bob Saget 2 · 1 0

No one every said life was fair. If someone did then they were unfair in telling you. Life seems beautiful from a distance, but, to survive is a daily and constant struggle. God has nothing to do with it, when times get rough or off balance we chose to blame someone else, face it... it is the responsibility of everyone as an individual to get things done for him or herself.

2007-10-08 01:06:28 · answer #3 · answered by cockroachdavis 5 · 0 0

Life being unfair is much more of a human undertaking than God's.

2007-10-04 02:58:45 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

No - it is our present life which is unfair, and it is unfair as a result of the 'Fall of Man' - the Bible states clearly that in heaven each man will receive the fair due of his toil. God asks us in the Bible to be fair, and being fair is within our capacity - it's just that due to our fallen nature we are so often unfair to each other. It is in fact the way we lead our lives, and the way that we treat each other that makes life unfair, not God.

2007-10-04 02:21:00 · answer #5 · answered by sicoll007 4 · 1 1

God is faithful and just. He is holy, merciful and above all loving. and we cannot question Him with our sinful nature.

we are very much responsible for this life being unfair. there is freewill for us humans and we cannot blame God, the Father for our foolish and sinful choices that make our life unfair. what exactly do you mean by "unfair"? are you referring to loss of a loved one or death at large?? if so, death is a result of the sin or disobedience towards the Holy God.

God is never unfair. believe me! He is the only long suffering person i met in my life. so much patience, only He can have and no one else. so much love only He can show. "though your mother forget you, yet will I not forget you". that's what God is saying time and again.

2007-10-04 02:35:48 · answer #6 · answered by Chief of sinners 4 · 1 1

God would never make life unfair. God gave you a free will and if you screw it up then thats your fault. But most of the time you learn from the things that are unfair.

2007-10-04 02:11:43 · answer #7 · answered by Anonymous · 3 2

Life is unfair because that is how people perceive it to be - and in large part make and keep it so. God don't enter into it!

2007-10-06 09:27:56 · answer #8 · answered by davy j 2 · 0 0

I don't think life is unfair. All of us have good things that happen to us and bad things that happen to us. God takes care of us, but he still allows us to make mistakes and learn lessons.

2007-10-04 12:42:21 · answer #9 · answered by Julianne 4 · 0 0

No, it just means that God made life to be unfair.

2007-10-04 02:04:13 · answer #10 · answered by Anonymous · 1 1

Life is unfair, could this be true, or so it may seem in the eyes of a casual observer. Even the proof of life being unfair would not provide any logical reason for the belief that the creator of this that life is unfair too. It is as if some teacher would devise some difficult tasks for his students to learn, or to express their best qualities in the face of sheer hardship and adversity. Life is like a journey and the task is to make it pleasant, purposeful and as fair as a traveller can - all paths are not made upon even grounds, they made smooth and even only by the effort of travellers who travel upon them.

This is the fact about life that no one can enjoy the leisure of being a mere spectator of things turning up and going out of the scene of life; life is participation of all people. And the person who thinks about life already thinks about himself by the virtue of being an indispensable part of the subject of his thoughts.

With this in view one can ask - is that person who thinks life and to regard it as unfair, unfair too? And if the person is fair then the life that that person is fair too, that has been just the matter of getting to know things better. On the other hand, if that person is unfair then how would he know what fairness is, if life is fair or unfair, fairness might be all around him but he might not be able to see it.

The concept of God is most innate to human mind, as it is the ultimate human capacity to know and also to be. We look around and seek assurance in things of the world. We like to be certain at very moment that what we have inside, and the best of which of our conception of divinity, is also outside as a governing principle. But quite often what find in the world immediately around us turns out to be shocking and intimidating. The instances of the world around us are full of acts of injustice, cruelty, ignorance, inequality, misuse and exploitation. It is heart rending. We cannot help but question, is there a God who created this? Is there fairness in the world? But the answers to these questions we do not find, not at least in the world outside. We are the best answers to our best questions.

As I can say that even when I do not find what I look for in my world, or even if I am unable to see fairness, justice and beauty around me, it is there in my mind present at least as a question permanent. This is how it s best, and this is where it matters most. The problem is not that I do not often find what I look for in the world that I am, the question is that how do I know what I am looking for, or the things I look for should be there for me to seek out?

2007-10-04 05:13:52 · answer #11 · answered by Shahid 7 · 0 0

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